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DataCite Consortium

Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) make research data easier to find and cite. DeiC leads the Danish DataCite Konsortium, the link to the international DataCite, which provides DOIs.

DataCite is an international non-profit organization that issues persistent identifiers (DOIs) for research data and more research objects (physical, digital or abstract).

The purpose is that research objects should be easy to find, access and quote, in order to make research outputs findable and reusable.

A good introduction to the use of DOIs and DataCite can be found in Working with DataCite - Identify, cite, and connect research with confidence.

DeiC leads a consortium of Danish members of DataCite, including universities and research centers. It is expected that the implementation of DOIs will increase - as a natural consequence of the forthcoming Danish strategy for FAIR data.

Implementation of DOIs is done by the members themselves through DataCite's tools, which have a well-developed  DataCite support.

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DataCite consortium lead
Grafik: DataCite

DeiC finances the costs of consortium participation, including the members' implementation of DOIs.

DeiC invites all research-related institutions with an interest in continuous DOI minting to join the national DataCite consortium.

If you need support for DataCite:

Guides and help: DataCite support

If you want to be a member of the consortium:

Contact datacite@deic.dk

Institution Årsrapporter Kontaktperson E-mail
DeiC DataCite Konsortium årsrapporter og medlemmer
Aalborg Universitet (AAU)   Kasper Løvschall kl@aub.aau.dk
Aalborg Universitet (AAU)   Ellen Vibeke Knudsen evk@aub.aau.dk
Aarhus Universitet (AU)   Birte Christensen-Dalsgaard bcd@cc.au.dk
Københavns Universitet (KU)   Maria Maddalena Sperotto mm.sperotto@adm.ku.dk
Københavns Universitet (KU)   Svend Kragballe svk@adm.ku.dk
Københavns Universitet (KU)   Jonas Rank Møller jrm@adm.ku.dk
De Nationale Geologiske Undersøgelser for Danmark og Grønland (GEUS)   Marianne M. Hansen mmh@geus.dk
De Nationale Geologiske Undersøgelser for Danmark og Grønland (GEUS) Årsrapport 2021 Peter Olsen peo@geus.dk
De Nationale Geologiske Undersøgelser for Danmark og Grønland (GEUS)   Jakob Molander jm@geus.dk
Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring (GEM) Årsrapport 2021 Jonas Koefoed Rømer jkr@bios.au.dk
International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) Årsrapport 2021 Hans Mose Jensen hans.jensen@ices.dk
International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES)   Hans Mose Jensen accessions@ices.dk
Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU) Årsrapport 2021 Signe Gadegaard sgad@dtu.dk
Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU)   Jens Damm Fledelius datacite@dtu.dk
Danmarks Tekniske Universitet (DTU)   Jens Damm Fledelius jedf@dtu.dk
Rigsarkivet (SA)     licens@sa.dk
Rigsarkivet (SA)   Christian Babiarz Madsen chm@sa.dk
Rigsarkivet (SA)   Asbjørn Skødt assk@sa.dk
Rigsarkivet (SA) Åsrapport 2021 Jan Dalsten Sørensen jds@sa.dk
Det Kgl. Bibliotek (KB) Årsrapport 2021 Bolette Jurik dm-admin@kb.dk
Det Kgl. Bibliotek (KB)   Bjarne Andersen bja@kb.dk
Det Kgl. Bibliotek (KB)   Katrine Düring Davidsen kdda@kb.dk
Professionshøjskolen (UCN) Årsrapport 2021 Louise Naomi Vetner Inv@ucn-dk
Syddansk Universitet (SDU)     GetaDOI@sdu.dk
Syddansk Universitet (SDU)   Mette Detlevsen mdet@bib.sdu.dk
Syddansk Universitet (SDU) Årsrapport 2021 Anne Thorst Melbye Atm@bib.sdu.dk
Videnskab.dk   Vibeke Hjortlund vh@videnskab.dk
Revised
17 May 2023